Jo In Sung (Zo In Sung)

Jo In Sung (Zo In Sung) Profile

• Birth Name: 조인성 (Jo In Sung)
• Stage Name: Jo In Sung / Zo In Sung
• Nationality: Korean
• Date of Birth: 1981.07.28
• Zodiac Sign: Leo
• Height: 186 cm
• Weight: 76 kg
• Blood Type: B
• Agency: IOK Company

Jo In Sung (Zo In Sung) Facts & TMI

• Jo In Sung was born in Seoul, South Korea
• His family consists of parents, himself, and younger brother Jo Woo Sung
• He attended to Chunnam Techno University majoring in modeling and events management
• The he studied at Dongguk University majoring in theater and film but the he dropped out in 2007
• He made his debut as a fashion model in 1998
• His acting debut began in 1999 through MBC’s sitcom Jump
• In 2000, he starred in KBS drama School 3 and he received acting recognition by winning Best Young Actor at 14th KBS Drama Awards
• He got his first leading role in drama Shoot for the Stars with co-star Jeon Do Yeon
• He gains more popularity and recognition through successful drama Memories of Bali in 2004 as he won Best Actor at 40th Baeksang Arts Awards
• His military enlistment started from April 7, 2009 to May 4, 2011 joining Air Force
• In 2016, he became National Tax Service ambassador with actress Choi Ji Woo
• He is currently under management of IOK Company
• His religious belief is Protestantism
• He likes watching baseball match and his favorite team is Hanwha Eagles
• He is good at Taekwondo
• On September 30, 2015 a sasaeng fan who attempted breaking into his house was arrested
• He is known as celebrity with long legs
• He is the member of Korean actors group along with Song Joong Ki, Lee Kwang Soo, Kim Woo Bin, Cha Tae Hyun, Lim Joo Hwan, EXO‘s D.O, Bae Sung Woo, and Kim Ki Bang

Movies

‘Smuggling’ (2022)
‘Escape from Mogadishu‘ as Kang Dae Jin (2021)
‘The Great Battle’ as Yang Man Chun (2018)
‘The King’ as Park Tae Soo (2017)
‘A Frozen Flower’ as Hong Lim (2008)
‘A Dirty Carnival’ as Byung Doo (2006)
‘Love Impossible’ as Kim Cheol Su (2003)
‘The Classic’ as Oh Sang Min (2003)
‘Madeleine’ as Kang Ji Seok (2003)
‘Public Toilet’ as Cho (2002)

TV Series

‘Moving’ as Kim Du Sik (Disney+/ 2022)
‘Dear My Friends’ as Seo Yeon Ha – cameo (tvN/ 2016)
‘It’s Ok, That’s Love’ as Jang Jae Yeol (SBS/ 2014)
‘That Winter, The Wind Blows’ as Oh Soo (SBS/ 2013)
‘Spring Days’ as Ko Eun Seop (SBS/ 2005)
‘Memories of Bali’ as Jung Jae Min (SBS/ 2004)
‘Great Ambition’ as young Lee Soo (SBS/ 2003)
‘Shoot for the Stars’ as Sung Tae (SBS/ 2002)
‘Nonstop 2’ as Jo In Sung (MBC/ 2002)
‘Piano’ as Lee Kyeong Ho (SBS/ 2001-2002)
‘Like a Pure Comic’ as Kim Jung Hyun (KBS2/ 2001)
‘Love Me Tender’ as Joon Ho (KBS2/ 2001)
‘School 3’ as Kim Seok Joo (KBS/ 2000)
‘Jump’ (MBC/ 1999)

Variety Show

‘Unexpected Business’ as MC with Cha Tae Hyun (tvN/ 2021)
‘Happy Together’ as guest – ep. 500-501 (KBS2/ 2017)
‘Running Man’ on Short Visit – Ep. 251 (SBS/ 2015)
‘2 Days & 1 Night’ as guest – Ep. 361-363 (KBS2/ 2014)
‘Infinite Challenge’ as guest – Ep. 257 (MBC/ 2011)
‘Infinite Challenge’ as guest – Ep. 96–97 (MBC/ 2008)

Awards & Nominations

• 30th Buil Film Awards: Star of the Year (“Escape from Mogadishu“) – October 7, 2021
• 23rd KCA Consumer Day Awards: Best Actor (“The Great Battle”) – 2018
• 38th Blue Dragon Film Awards: Popular Star Award (“The King”) – November 25, 2017
• 22nd SBS Drama Awards: Top 10 Stars & Best Couple Award with Gong Hyo Jin (“It’s Ok, That’s Love”) – December 31, 2014
• 3rd APAN Star Awards: Grand Prize / Daesang (“It’s Ok, That’s Love”) – November 15, 2014
• 21st SBS Drama Awards: SBS Special Award & Top 10 Stars (“It’s Ok, That’s Love”) – December 31, 2013
• 45th Motion Pictures Day: Most Promising Actor (“A Dirty Carnival”) – 2007
• 4th Max Movie Awards: Best Actor (“A Dirty Carnival”) – 2007
• 5th Korean Film Awards: Best Actor (“A Dirty Carnival”) – 2006
• 2nd Pyeongtaek Film Festival: Best Actor (“A Dirty Carnival”) – 2006
• 13th SBS Drama Awards: Netizen Popularity Award & Top 10 Stars (“Spring Days”) – December 31, 2005
• 41st Baeksang Arts Awards: Most Popular Actor, TV (“Spring Days”) – May 20, 2005
• 12th SBS Drama Awards: Top Excellence Award, Actor & Top 10 Stars (“Memories of Bali”) – December 31, 2004
• 40th Baeksang Arts Awards: Best Actor, TV (“Memories of Bali”) – 2004
• 10th SBS Drama Awards: Netizen Popularity Award & Top 10 Stars (“Shoot for the Stars”) – December 31, 2002
• 9th SBS Drama Awards: New Star Award (“Piano”) – December 31, 2001
• 1st MBC Entertainment Awards: Excellence Award, Actor in a Comedy / Sitcom (“Nonstop 2”) – 2001
• 14th KBS Drama Awards: Best Young Actor (“School 3”) – December 31, 2000